A just war

a war for justification

I would say stopping Hitler was a just war. No oxymoron.

This is not an oxymoron (unless you are a moron!)

wow,this makes sence=]

Let me just say, this entire website is full of liberal crap.

you got that right

While this is definitely crap, I wouldn't necessarily say it's liberal. Anti-war sentiments don't really fit in to the ideals of either party, it just so happens that a lot of liberals are also douchebag peace activists. (Not that peace is bad, just that peace activists are generally douchers)

Wow we have some guileful warmongers here. This is not a definitional oxymoron but a rhetorical oxymoron, meaning the terms "just[ice]" and "war" are philosophically mutually exclusive - something this site seems to have little problem with ("bureaucratic efficiencies" has been certified here).

haha

The problem is that they *aren't* philosophically mutually exclusive. "Bureaucratic efficiencies" isn't an oxymoron either. A "rhetorical" oxymoron is basically something that isn't an oxymoron, but that some people *wish* was an oxymoron. But that doesn't change the reality that it still isn't one.

Oxymoron: A rhetorical figure in which incongruous or contradictory terms are combined
These two terms (just and war), are not incongruous or contradictory

How can this be an oxymoron, nothing is contradicted. It is a value judgement on war as is an unjust war.